Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1881, Page 8

ed pea EE eee + THE EVENING es nee THE REAL ESTATE BOOM. * ——"SouBLE SHEET. Ipportant Purchases and Extensive ie Operation: SATURDAY.....-.---.- March 26, 18916 | Scyogn oF riRst-cLass HOUSES TO BE BUILT. Secretary Blaine and a couple of friends have purchased bullding sites on 16th street, between Rhode Island avenue and O street northwest (mear Senator Cameron's new house), on which it is proposed to erect three magnificent private residences, Through Mr. B. H. Warner, Mr. Washington McLean has purchased 106 feet front at the northwest corner of isth and K streets north- ‘west, paying therefor $16,000, and be will make arrapgements to build a fine residence at once. Gen. Nicholas F. Anderson (one of the Long- Worth heirs of Cincinnati) has purchased trom Mr. Warner 55 feet front on K street, near 16th for $11,000; Senator C. H. Van Wyck, of Ne- braska, @ lot on 15th street, between M and Rhode Island avenue, near the Loutse Home, on which the Senator proposes to build; Gen. A. A. Myers (formerly quartermaster general C.S. A..’and whose wife is a daughter of Gen. Twiggs), Col. Koger Jones, Asst. Adjt. Gen., Ge biting, engineer, U. 8. N., and Mr. Milis, of Cincinnats, lots at the corner of isth and K streets, all of whom propose to build fine houses, Hon. J. H. Ela, First 4.uditor of the Treasury, ‘The Weather. OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Wasnixeton, D. C., March 26, 1851, 9:30 a ms For the middle states, rain or snow, followed by colder clearing weather, northwesterly winds, higher barometer. Special Weather Bulletin. ‘THE SNOW STORM—COLD AND CLEAR WEATHER TO- MORROW AND MONDAY. ‘The chief signal officer furnishes the follow- Ing special bulletin to the press: A storm ot some severity exists on the ae coast, having moved eastward from Kentucl since Friday mornin Snow is now failing in New Jersey and Maryland. Except cloudy ‘Weather in New England, North Caroliga, and over Lake Ontario, the weather is now gener- ally clear. The temperature has fallen rapidly since Friday morning in Kentucky, Ilnols, Tennessee, Missouri, Arkansas, and Indlan ter- Fitory. 21 di at Memphis; 17 at St. Louis; 23 at Fort Gibson; 6 at Nashville, and 25 at Cairo. During Sunday and Monday fatr weather is Indicated for the country east of the ‘Mississippi river, with considerably lower tem- perature from New Jersey to Alabama during <a> Sunday. bas purchased of Mr. Warner a villa site near RANGE OF Las THERM T tie thee Soldiers’ Home. ‘The foll are the readings 0 e Mr. Warner has purchased for himself a nne Pometer af (he Signal Chice during the day: | tot at the corner of 16th and K streets, 1 & Mm., 33; 9p. m. 40% mun, 47°, minimum, .0 LOCAL NEWS. Amnsoments, &c., To-night. Fords Opera House.—Jobn S, Clarke in " Widow Hunt” and “ Toodles.” Wattonal Theater.—Rice’s Surprise Party in “Hiawatha.” Tallmadge Hall.—Prot. Carpenter, the mes- merist. Lieut. Paimer, U. 8. N., is erecting a house on Connecticut avenue, near N street northwest. ‘This residence 1s to be three stories high, 25 by 3 feet, two rooms deep, pressed brick front wth string cornices of ‘moulded brick of a brown color. The interior ts to be highly orna- mented, the large hall-way to be in polished Oak word. with floors of ash, and a variety of Wooden mantels. Ail the latest tmorovements in house-bullding looking to comfort and con- venience will be introduced. Messrs. Gray & Page are the architects, and Wm. ©. Morrison contractor. The cost will be $14,000. These same architects have planned two houses for Mr. S. R. Phillips, which ne proposes to build on Massachusetts avenue, near isth Street. Those are of the (.ueen Anne style, the fronts to be of pressed brick and trimmings of brown stone and moulded brick. The plumbin; and gas fittings are all of the best material an most approved styles. T&ey will be done by day's work at a cost of OW. Messrs. Gray & Page are also bullding for Prot. G. B. Goode, of the U. S, fish commission, a fine residence on Massachusetts avenue, near Scott circle, also in the (Queen Anne style, em- bracing a projecting orlel window in the sec- ond story; an old-fashioned pitched roof, with fable on the street and showing the timbers in its construction. There are to be old-fashioned panes in the windows with lead sash. The front is to be of rough brick. A central hall is ————— AN OPEN LeTTER.—Sir: You are respectfully invited to call and see a fine water-color palnt- ing cf “The Five Senses,” also ‘‘Tannhauser and Venus,” now tn my window; and also to ex- amine the beautiful designs tn wall papel window shades, pictures, Picture frames, <c., tained In my stock. bar Ww. B. VEERHOFF, 916 7th street. YORE ON THE Wasnt oN CITY AND POINT ae A conference of S. T. Suit, president, A. W 3 Ae Herp bles ral ha nief Engineer Wharton was hel ty a few owes when it was decided, it Is stated, to inerease the working force to 1,000 men, to grade the road from this clty to Brandywine at ‘Orce, to Dulld a large double wharf 35 feet ong at Point Lookou! nich is to be complete: ‘within so days. W. E. Brown, esq., of Halifax, N. C., has the contract. One thousand tons of iron, one locomotive and ten cars of diiferent Minds Have lives: Wusetiaeed toy that et Of $e | to ba) pas Jn. the parlors, iWorary and dining road, where e company 15, faded. room doors open fo it. Natform staircase w. WW. Hall, of this city, has charge of the PI ‘case rises from thé end of this hall to the upper king force at Point Lookout prepariag the | gt 0 re-places and wooden worl obeys hao t Stories. Open fire-places ooden mantels the road he tes and tron. oul~ | are conspicuous features In the fnterfor plan. Bend tons of tron, one locomotive and 20 cars | ‘The cost 1s $6,000. Mr, Charles Burdette 19 the have been ordered for Brandywine, a portien of | contractor. wrich has been delivered. The engineer corps Consists of 4) men, under charge of W. J. Whar- tor, chief; J. H. Chun, first assistant and Robert A. Bowie, second assistant. H. Crosler hasa ‘working force of 25) men getting ont ties and trusele umber. —_-—_—_ ‘THE SUNDAY CHRONICLE to-morrow will 02 f0id by the newsboys at (hres veu!s, mak'nE tt the cheapest and best of the Sunday papers. ¢ Nor FORGERY, BUT BREACH OF TavstT.—In the The same architects have also planned and are how engaged in erecting fiye houses for the Little estate, corner of P and 21st streets, the same fronting 100 feet on P street. These dwellings are also tobe in the (neen Anne style, three stories nigh. the third story to be roofed with red tiles of the Engitsh style. Tne corner house has a square tower; the glazing is to be in cathedral glass In lead work. The in- a a Vee gee 2 D> in Oe pastel woods, : & with a platform staircase and handsome old: the dene in thee case apne eco | fashioned nigh mantles with grates tos cease indicted for forging a power of attorney in the | W00d. These are to cost $25,000, name of George Wood, authorizing Riggs « C The handsome dwelling now being erected to collect a Roba tee for $346.50, tah Cor - | for Belden Noble, esq, of New York city, of cluded yesterday. The demurrer was sustained, | y; = say = = the cout holding that the act charged was not | Wich Mesers Gray & Page are the ar mes an Incietable offence under the circumstances, | 824 tp RA Stassacuaset ave 03, 13 ee > Oe reearae: broncle 181 Massacl s avenue, 15 and CEs could only be regarded a3 a breach Tapldls approaching completion. For beauty trust of design and general pleasing effect there are few dwellings in the city which can equal it. The principal rooms are finished tn cherry and oak Woods with paneled wainscott and cell- ings; columned archways are constructed in _ parlors and halls with many alcoves and ye. A building permit has bee> taken out by Mr. Clarence Luce, architect, of Boston, Mass., for the erection of a fine dwelling-house for Mrs. a NeMBEgRs of ladies and gentlemen, including woany from the foreign legations, have been to See the crayon portraits at Davis’, 925 Pennsy!- Vania avenue, and without exception they pro- pounce them the finest in Washington. The Public are still invited to see them. t THE LEDROIT PARK PROPERTY OWNERS ASSO- ClaTIon met last night—W. Scott Smith in the chair. The following officers were clected for the ensuing year: W. Scott Smith, re-elected } Elicabeth H. McCalla, of Boston, who proposes resident; 6. i Irish, vice president: J. H. Me- | to make thiscity her future home. This butid- J.J. Albright, treasurer, and | ing will occupy the commanding site at the sill, secretary; £. B. Barnum an additional member of tiie ex- ecutive committee. The chalr reported that he had persuaded the District Commissioners to ‘ive them two additional street lam) and had mn promised by the major of police to give them more police protection by additional Right patroimen. The question of opening a new street on the east side of the Park from idiers’ Home was fa northwest corner of 20th street and Massachu- setts avenue, near the Stewart mansion. It is to be is by 39 feet in size, three stories high and a basement, and 1s planned in the quaint old Queen Anne style, with all the antique fin- ish pecullar to that age. The front is pressed brick with no projections. and the steep roof Will be covered with red tile, of the English pattern. ‘The inside finish throughout will ba antique, but a marvel for beauty and comtort. ers Sherman 4 Co., real estate agents, ts are now erecting a fine row of houses corner of soastag ot toy 0} 14ih aud Corcoran streets northwest. They are Mains between the hours of midnight and tive | to be built of bricx laid in black mortar, thre: Celock a.m., {hus preventing a sui Of water in the Park, was dise Stories high with basement, eacn containin corns ard bay windows running the and re ferred to the ex: ‘committ2e to look after helght, The cost 1s $39,000; contract the matter. need of an additional fir Smith « Co. gine in the northern portion of the city was Mr. A. F. Barker 13 about to erect for himselt dizeussed. ten fine new houses on the southeast corner 9¢ ©. M. Towson, 626 Penna. avenue, south stde, | 12th street and Virginta avenue. These are to is offering decided bargains In summer silks, spring dress coods, damasses, and carpeis. Bergalns in every departmert. t + Surr Ac THs Gas Lica? Comrany.— ‘The District of Columbia commenced a sult esterday agatnst the Washington Gas Lignt Company, to recover 33, being the sriount of the judgment ($5,000), wita interest costs, obtained In a sult entered July 16, i by Mrs. Marletta M. Parker. The action Was for $2,000 damages, for Injuries recetved by tue lady by stepping into an open ¢a3-box be of a rather better class than fs generally Dutlt in this neighborhood. They are to D: 2 by 40 feet in ‘size, three stories high, ant With All the best approved improvements and fixtures for comfort. The cost 13 to ba $25,000. Mr. H. Clay Stewart Is about to erect five Ubree-story and basement dwelling houses at northeast corner of 12th and H streets nortis. West. These houses are 22 by 40 feet of pressea brick front, stone trimmings, and brick and stone cornices. They are to lave all the most . steppiug Into an of z proved fixtures for comfort and conven- On C street May 12, 1879, whereby she was rea- fences, the Inside finish generally to be first- Gefed lame for life. |The District was sued a3 | class, ' Mr. John B. Brady “ig. the architect nod primarily Tespousibie for the safe condition of | jt. L’parry the contractor. Cost §2),0W. the streets. Messrs. Cluss « Schultze, architects, have on J. F. LUcas, $1 hand several handsome residences which they Nourse's drug Store, are planning for erection the coming season, ders by telephone. but thus far no contracts have been mada, and ar se AG cP, rome Lot to give them publicity at esterday, in the Circ rt, = Arian the case of Dennis Pumphrey a Gray & Page are erecting, for Lewis Palmer, Baltimore and Potomac Railroad cam: Six houses on Capitol Hill, of moderate ste, bearing. action fi two stories, three rooms deep, bullt in rough ril, | rd brick and black mortar, tiled gables, xc, rg | There ts no doubt that such houses, thoroughly built and artistically desigued, will take with Dersous of small means, and prove a good in- vestment to the owners, Mr. Lewis Stanton, son of {he late Secretary of War, 1s about to commence a picturesque &nd comfortable residence at Morris Bank, Min- esota, where he 1s extensively engaged 1a the grata business, Designed by Gray « Paze, architects, of thls city. a ’ ————__— JANAUECHER Next Weex.—The New York Hicvuid ot March 16th thus spoke in brief ernie performance of the dual roles ef Lady Dedlock aud Hortense tn “Bl House” by Janauschek at Boots Theater: “As is well known, t dramatization of Dickens’ novel affor’~ ("--!9 opportunity of presenting two ~ <0 Hot an ‘9 tuner, moved to Dr. ta and F northwest. Or- This | ee Ss. In A parey, a lad about ten ye of sge, “08 Of the complainant, was rua o oye tran ®t Virginia avenue and < pit bel and his left .~< Was cut off b The company ple '8,tuat tere carelessness Lor neg. case will be finished nea ‘Ume the jury was respited. latest styles at Whuling’s, vanla avenue. ———_. EXORBITANT Bitts oF UNDERTAKE! Io Probate Court yesterday Judge Hagner in pass- on some accounts remarked on the exoro- itant bills presented by some undertakers. He Seid Ubat because the law made $300 the max!- mum, It was Lot right to try and make It as tness apel. APPEAL TO THE BISHOP—HE DECIDES THAT DR. BEALE MUST GO THERE—DIFFICULTIBS ABOUT PAREONAGES AS WELI. AS PULPITS—DR. DRALE AND WESLEY CHAPEL—THE SITUATION AT HAM- LINE CHAPEL. The appointment of Rev. J. S. Deale to Ry- land chapel and the objection raised py the membership there to receiving him ts the topic of conversation among the Methodists of the city, and there is considerable anxiety to know bow the effalr will turn out. When the official members of Ryland last week filed a protest With the presiding elder and advised that It would be better for Dr. Deale not ‘o move there for the present, {t was understood that the matter would be arranged, if possible, by an exchange of some other minister with Dr. Deale. It is now stated that the sen- Ument of most of the ministers of the city, as well a3 many of the official men of other stations is that it would be a had _pre- cedent to establish should an arrangement be made for Dr. Deale to go to any other charge than that to which he was appointed—Ryland. Some go so far as to say that the people at Ry- land are rebels, but others clatm that the action of their oficial body in asking that gome min- ister who had not heretofore served in the Dis- trict be sent to them eG the presiding elder an opportunity to gratify them, and that the request should have been granted. Some, how- ever, Say that the purpose of this action was a ply to defeat Dr. Dealejs -appoiatment ere, at Ryland During the week some of the offictal board of Ryland have written to Bishop Simpson as! ing that before the question of sending pi. Deale there is finally determined, they sisuld De heard, and if he 1s unable to come here and five them a hearing, that he should refer tue question to Bishop Haven, who resides here. st row appears that the first communtcation that of the presiding elders—has been auswered by Bishop Simpson, and the result is that D). Deale bas been ordered to his appointment, aid be Wil go there to-morrow morning. A meeting of the official members of Ryland Chapel was held last ovening. at which, talking the matter over. they decided, q one exception, to reslen thelr pos tons 0° stewards, trustees, ic. Itis stated that these resignations were forwarded to the presiding elder to-day. DIFFICULTIES ABOUT MOVING. This unsettled condition of affairs as to pul- Pits makes some trouble as to parsonages, and the families of some of the ministers cannot be Said today to be enjoying a “Home sweet home.” Rey. L. M. Gardner, of course, will move his effects from Ryland parsonage to the Parsonage of Mt. Zion, but will deliver the keys to the trustees of the church, and until they will open to Dr. Deale the latter cannot move in. Rev. Mr. McKenney cannot well leave Hamline parsonage and move in on Dr. Deale atthe Wesley parsonage, and Rey. Mr. Hart- sock’s effects, which are destined for Hamline Parsonage. will be here to-day, but will have nowhere to go until Kev. Mr. McKenney has vacated that parsonage. PLEASANT AFFAIR AT WESLEY CHAPEL, Last evening there was a very pleasant affair in the Sunday school room of Wesley Chapel— the occasion pele a reception to their new pastor, Rev. W. I. McKenney, and a farewell to their late pastor, Rev. Join S, Deale. There Was present quite a large audience, including Rey. B. Peyton Brown, prestding elder; Rev. Messrs, Mytinger and King, Commissioner agate and representatives of other churches of the District. The exercises were opened by eine the hymn, ‘‘Blest be the tie that binds,” and Dr. Deale offered prayer, tn which he impiored God’s blessing on them fn thetr re- spective spheres of labor. Tie Mt. Vernon Quartette and a@ quartette from the churen iollowed with vocal music, and the ladies served some enjoyable refreshments. An hour or two was spent socially, and before separating Mr. W. R. Woodward, in behalf of the members of Wesley, pre- sented Dr. Deale with the resoluttons adopted al the meeting of the offictal body, (published in STAR of Tuesday.) “Mr. Wood- Ward said that it was but due to Dr, Deale that this action should be taken, and it was pecullarly appropriate at this time. ‘The hearts of the brothers and sisters of Wes- ley were with him, and to-night they had (pea one tamfly to wish him success, ev. Dr. Deale replied that although he had read the resolutions in the papers, this act was unexpected, and he need not say to them that it was poprec ted by him. He felt that he had done his duty, and in his three years’ ser- Vice he could not recall a single tustance of disagreement with the officiary of the church. He may have made mistakes, but his con. sclence was Clear, for his sole object had been the advancement of the cause of Christ. He would carry to his latest hour the remem- brance of the pleasant intercourse had with them, and he implored God's choicest blessing on this people. TBE FEKLING AT HAMLINE CHAPEL. It will be remen:bered that prior to the re- cent conference the official body of Hamline M. E. Church requested that Rey. J. S. Boole, Of the New Jersey conference, should be trans- ferred here and ‘appointed to that charge, and when It Was found that this arrang-ment could Lot be made they asked that Rev. T. L. Poul- son, of Baltimore, be the successor to Rév. M Mi Kenney. They did not succeed in this, ever, Dotwithstanding the fact that a commit- tee visited Martinsburg to secure the appoint- ment, and a minister was sent them whose name had not been menttoned in connection with tne charge—Rey. Mr. Hartsock, for: ly of Union Chapel. Lust Sunday morntag Mr. Barisock entered on his duties and made # very good Impression on the Congregation, his wei- e@me being quie a hearty one, for they re- erenized the tact: that he was not to blame for their disappointment. At their oificial meeting, on Monday night last, several ra: Ucns were adopted. The first declared th confidence in, and esteem for, Rey, Mr. Poul- Son; the second, that their request for the ap- pelniment of Mr. Poulson was a proper one and stould have been recelved with greater consideration, and that the action of the pre- slatg elcer (Rev. 13. P. Brown) in refustug to accede to the request was arbitrary and un- kind, and they utter their solemn protest against the manner tn which they nave been ee ‘The third resolution set forth that in this action they cast no reilsction on Brother Hartsock, who had been appointed to serve them, and that they will heartily receive him and co-operate with him tn his work, THE FAaciiitigs for steam carpet cleaning at . H. Chace « Bro,’s 1s unexcelled by any con- cern In Weshiugton, A machine which does hot beat or wear carpets 18a novelty of the latest invention. All are invited to examine the method to conviace themselves of its stipe riority over any othe “ it e DECIDED BARGAL IN NEW SPRING PRY GooDs. 5,600 YARDS OF BRADFORD LACE EUNTING mal: the Lew Ehades, at 16% cts. per yar 4,000 YARLS OB DA} CLO 3,(C0 YARDS OF r cts. per yai 25 PIECES OF SUMMER BILES, new etyles, 48 cts., 50 cta., 60 cta., 76 ct. BLAOK BILE, 50 cts. per yard, 75 cté., $1.00 81,25, 81 b0. COLOBED SILEP. s0cts. per yard, EUMAN STRIPES for triviming. PLAIDS fer thnaine, DAM *,sES for triv ming. arwi-WOOL CHULDA CLOTHS, uew shades, ct BLACK SATIN DAMASSES, 60 cts., 75 cte., 81,6, 81.25, 81.50 =. «* wonderfully con- “WOOL FINE BLACK GAS! 37 “ennt as possible, whieh many ap- | {asted charac" a mn the | eter dpets. tO cua: OSE mERR: DUBE tee mae —— STARS THAN OF wwex 10aded with her sad life secret to the CLOUIH FOR BOYS’ SUITES, 25 cts., 87 cts., at anxious tO do. Inne ~ pbs 2 ! ffad Elen | French maid with her murderous vivacity, a3 ee Oe aes es carl pee casily and as qutexly as she changes her gar- rs , $1 asker, etc. The fudge | Pens, The t ’ y a eamarisi ue Woluan are differentiated cai’ scarcely be con. accoun! P e 50 cts. LADIES’ OLOTH, new coachinzehades. TABLE LINENS, 26 cts.; yard-long all linen TOWELS, 12 cts. ENGLISH CORDED Peue only 1236 cts. NEW SE¥LES IN FANOY HOSIERY FOR yesed In a criticism, but the repose of the one <p WADIES AND ON{LDREN. LINEN COLLARS, 92; priuts, 43g; Lonsanié | andthe unrest of the other are preserved Ina | ENGLISH BALBIIGGAN HOSE, only 25 cts. cotton, 10; large Turkish towels, 12%; deautiful | Manner thar demands praise trom all who ap- - SPRING OARPETS, Madras gingham, 12%, at Brodhead & Co.'s, 1205 | Prectate true art, an 7 a3. eye Ds 25 cts., 37 cta,, 60.c78., 62 cte., 75 cts., 87., 95 cts. ¥ atreet northwest. t This 1s the play whic! Open Jan- | DECIDED BARGAINS EVERY DEPART: ‘8 Season at Ford’s Rea cies ae a WENT SON, a Smith- evening. In some respects it gives the A . ate Fa oa ~ * ar ee se oars ‘Stern- great tragedienne greater scope for her powers 636 Pennsylvania avenue, south sido, berg, secretary of the National Baard of Heaita; | than any other play in her repertore outside the | _mar6 Near 7th street and Market. Dr. Robert Fieteher, of the L Surgeon Gen- | severely Classtcal. It also has noted attryc- eral’s ofice; Dr. Euill Bessel: Bian Institution; Mr. W. J. Henry Gannett, of the U. ted members, M. McDonald re: law of the relation of pert ment to temperature;” J. W on “Roan mountain and its Flora; on “The Flowering of Solanum Kost Cassia Chamuecrista” THE Game U.S. is a very popular pastime. For sale by all stattoners. t ‘WASHINGTON FISH MARKET, March 26, 155) Sold, since yesterday's report, by I. A.’Golden, fish ‘agent: 30,000 herring 0 to $15 r thousand: 2,500 from $20 to $59 per undred; 4,000 bunches rock and perch, from ‘20 to Ge. per bunch. tous for the ladies in the beautiful costu: worn, Janauschek making nine changes during the play. It cannot be possible but that all patrops of the theater in this city will fod in develop- } wnalloyed pleasure from the Janauschek en. ‘ickerlng, jr-, | gagement. A grand actress, a good supporting E. Todd, | Company and a superb lst of plays form a con- junction not Often attained. Pronounced by all the critics of the country an incomparable artiste in heroic and emotional roles, the ful- iment of the highest expectation of theater goers cannot fail to be realized. We subjoin the Cast of characters for “Bleak House” as an e¥ Gence Of the strength of the company. It ts t sabe Cast 43 at Booth’s, New York: Lady D.d- kK and Loar totny Nars mald, Janauschek; Leicester Dediock, Bart, James Taylor; [usp tor Bucket, Harry Meredi < the Smithso- C ith; Mr. Tulkinghora, Jemes L. Carhart; Mr. William Guppy, Perktus 3.2 D. Fisher; Mr. Rouncewell, George W. We:sel. steioaersnaveie we game of U. SB? The | Ton Robert stables, Charice D. werma ——— Powers, J, T. Macdonald; James, J. T. Mic Sate or Rear EstaTs.—Messrs. Walter B, | ©OR&16;Jo, Miss Kate Fletcher; Esther Sun. merson, Miss Florence Noble; Mrs. Rounce weil, Williams & Co., auctioneers, sold yi Mrs. J.'L. Garhare afternoon for Woodbury Blair, trustee, part of ot No. 3, in suare No. 754, fronting on Mar: jand avenue, between 3d and 4th streets north- a improved by a two-story brick dwelling, M Pt a! Power & White, for the sum of —__ : ‘Tas Evesianr accurately Ntted at — 43g street. WEI DE MEYER’'S CATARERH CURR. One package is generally sufficient. A rea! @ure of CATAREH for $1.00) nova-e0 eS & TROPIC. FRUIT LAXATIVDB. PREPARED FROM TROPIOAL FRUITS 4Nv PLANTS. Is thoroudh in ite Medicinal Action. and yet 0 AGREEABLE to the TaSTS ths PATRONS often disregard our injunction to aiv'd) the LOZENGE into parts (say two doses) to mo: their respective cases. “kt the OUTSET it ts eay= cial!y essential to observe the DIRECTIONS close: till one becomes accustomed to its use—when mile action and the most satisfactory results are suse ‘0 follow. Ladies and children, snd those dislike taking pills and nauseous medicines to scoure cathartic action, are especially pleased wit its agreeable qualities. “Dry it ONOE, and you will eateem it highly asa SAFE, PLEASANT and EY- FECTIVE remedy. Packed in bronze tin bores only. Bold by Drugwiste. Price, 35 Cents. Large boxes, 60 Cents. Baar6-cobw ee A Condensed Locals, {n the case of Sylvester Mayhew against Christian Ruppert, for pana by material from defendant's palsta ing on him, in which case the jury gave the plaintiff a verdict for $3,500, all the parties to the sult have fled affidavits that the judgment has been satisfied, and asking that an entry be made tn the record to that effect. Mr. N. H. Miller appeared for the assignee, J. Hoffman Smith. There is a sample case prominently dis- played on Pennsyivania avenue which Is pla- carded “presents for children.” Within this case are knives, revolvers, shot guns, poker checks and playing cards. Ap examination of the record and testimony in the divorce case of Charles Miller vs. Ann Miller, does not include any charge of tntem- erance or intoxication against the defendant, irs, Miller, as reported in yesterday’s STaR. A marriage license has been issued to Charles Willam Rouse and Lizzte S. Warner. Mr. C. E. Davenport, for many years a clerk in Mr. Engel’s office in the War department, died this morning of consumption. He was about forty years of age. Two years ago he was a Hercules. Lewls Weston, the member of the 7th regi- ment, Pennsylvania National Guard, who was theught to have been fatally injured by one of the tron arches falling upos him on the morn- ing of inauguration day, has so far recovered as to val e able to be sent to his home in Pennsyl- nia, Yesterday afternoon a mad dog jum through a window th the house of Col. Wm. Winthrop, 1100 Vermont avenue northwest, doing about $200 worth of dimage. Oiticers Jeffries and Sullivan was cailed in and killed the animal. Yesterday morning Officer Yeatman, of the first precinct. was notifled that there wa3 a sick man on board the s'camer Jane Moseley who had been sent here by the mayor of Norfolk, Va. The ofiicer obtained the police ambulance and had him sent to the hospital. Street lamps will be lighted at 6:35 p. m. and extinguished at 4:20 a m. Shortness of funds at the Government Print- ing Office will necessitate the furloughing of Several hundred employees there between this time and July ist next. At the meeting of past graduates class of 1981 of the National University Law School, officers were elected as follows: President, Wm. New- ell; vice-president, Geo. W. Ward: secretary, J. C, Dowell; treasurer, B. H. Rickard. In este | @ colored thief named Holmes to police headquarters yesterday Detective Voss was knocked down by the prisoner, who made his escape. In an altercation between Frederick De Trou- ville and D. B. Weeden, in the store of the lat- ter, corner 7th and A streets southeast, Thurs- day night, Weeden received several cuts in the Tight arm while attempting to eject De Trou- Ville from his premises, The Case of Mrs. Jett. Editor Star:—As pastor of the late Mrs. Jane E. Jett, who,on Monday last, was found In a dying condition on one of the Alexandria ferry boats, 1 deem it my duty to say that she was a most exemplary christian lady, living above suspicion in this community, and commandin; the confidence of all who knew her. She had, am informed, suffered of late from severe at- tacks of vertigo, the tendency of which ts now only too wellexplained. I have feared that the defensive paregrapbs which have appeared in our dally Lelie from the Ferry company might mislead some minds in regard to her real condition. Her husband and children have been sufficiently crushed by her death, under the painful circumstances, without being sub- Jected to additional torture from the apprehin- Sion that she, the christian wife and mother, shall, even in the suspicions of any, be classed ‘with street drunkards, ICKENDREE REILEY, |. M Pastor of Dunbarton Street M. E. Church, GEORGETUWR, D.C. CUTICURA } Itching and Scaly Diseases, Scrofulous Humors, Ulcers, Old Seres and Mer- When All Other Humnn Agencies Fall, curial Affections Cured 1, CuTIOvRA REsoLveNt purifies, strengthens and suppor s the system through the most critical stages of blood, sin and ecalp humors and dis- orders of the liver, kidneys and wrinsry orgaus. 2. CusownA, awedicinal jelly, arrests disease, allays inflammation, itclang and’ irritation, beals ulcers aud eate away dead skia and flesh. 3. CuricunA MEprcINAL Soap, tor the toile bath and nursery ; clesurcs, aooth's, refreshes au beantifies tue skin. Curicuna SHAVING Soar is the only medicinal shaving soap. Skin Humors, Milk Crust, etc. Skis Huwonr.—Mrs. 8. E. Whipple, Decatur, Mich., writes that her fi lead and some parts ol her body were almost raw. Head covered with cabs and cores. suffered fearfully, and tried everything, ermanently cured Dy Quticura Aemed-es. Minx Crvsr. Bowers, 143 Clinton street, Cinciinsh, speaks of her sister's child, who was cured of milk crust, whch resisted all remedies for two years. Now a Gne, hea ihy boy, with a beau- tiful head of hair. TEITER OY THE Hanps.—Elizabeth Buckley, tet _H., thavkiully praises the Outicura Remedies for a cure cf tetier of the hauds, which Lad rendered thera simost useless to ber. Scald Herd, Alopecia, Etc. Scatp Heap.—H. A. Raymond, auditor F. W. J &5.R.K., Juckion, Mich., was cured of scald head of nize years duration by the Cutigura Beu- edies. FALLING or tHe Harr.—Frank A. Bean, Steam Fite Enyine 6, Boston, was cuced ofa opecia or falling of the hair by {he Cuticura Remedies, which compyetely restored his hair when all said he would jore 2 DaNpRUFF.—Thomas Lee, 2276 Frankford avo., Philadelphia, sfilicted witu andruft, watch for twenty years had covered his scalp with scales one- quarter cf au inch in thickuess, cared by the Ouci- cura Kemedies. Ovzicuna ReMeptrs are prepared by Wrens & Porren, Chemist aud Drugsists, 360 Washington atrect, Bostou, and are for rale by all Uruxqists. Price Yor CUTICUBA, a Med cial Jelly, suall boxes, 60 cents: large boxes, $1. OUTICURA RESOLV! . the new Blood Purifiér, $1 per bottle. QuricunA MypicivaL Tomer Sos, 26 coats, Guri0uLs MEDICINAL SHAVING SOaP, 15 cents; iu bars, for Barbers and large cousumers, 50 cents. BALL mailed free m receipt of price. ee SANFORD'S RADICAL OURE FOR CATARRH. One Bottle Madical Cure. ne Box Oa- tarrhal Solvent and One tmproyed antaler, Price for all, $1. Is of marvellous efficacy for relieving violent at tacks of Sueezing, to which many are eu deck, fur Gleaneing the Head avd Naval Passaures wheu clow- fed with offensive ma ter, for deodorizing, acd purify ing the breath, for roadering the Head cleas, the Brain active, the Breatuiug caay, aud every Sevee ID a Tost gyatetul and soothed condition. with tho Natal Passawos, it. cloats3s, akooorizes, soothes and heals. It arrests the for: mation of putrid matter. It strikes at tue. very Deart of the disease. ‘This done, ita coustitational action gradually and thoronhly removes from the biood aud circtiating fluids the poison thet has been sucked up by the ab-orbents from purulent matter which bad dropped into the stomeeh sud een inhaled by the luna. Ask your druggist for 8aNForD's RavicaL Oune. General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. 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Every first class grocer, wine merchant and druggist sell tt at $1.25 a bottle. The Lean, the t and the Mean. Tam now offering twilled flannel sults in the shade of biue so much sought after last sum- mer, and in which the supply was unequal to. the demand. The color 1s pure indigo and will not fade. I have them in double breasted sack coat suits; in very short single breasted sack coat suits for young men, and in fashionable four-button sack coat suits, sizes from 32 to 44 inches breast measure. I can fit the long, the short and the proportionate figure. The price will be $14 for each suit of any size or style. I have about two hundred sults in stock and will be unable ta obtain any more. Boys’ suits of the same, $9 per sult. ‘The early bird catches a bargain. C, HENNING, 0 Seventh street. Clear head and voice, easy breathing, sweet Breath, | perfect smell, taste and hearing, no cough. no distress. These are conditions brought abot 1g catarrh by the use of Santord’s Radical Cure. Compiete tr: alment for $1 Eucalyptine is the only thing for ladies who attend to house hold affairs. Jt makes the hands soft and pliant at once, imparting a feeling of great comfort, and does not soll the dress, Druggict3 Sell it. Price 25 cents, To the Consumpiive. Wilbor’s Corapound of Cod-Liver Oll and Lime, without possessing the very nauseating flavor of the article as heretofore used, 13 en- dowed by the Phosphate of Lime with @ heal- ing property which renders the Oll doubly effi cacious. Remarkable testimonials of its eiti- cacy can be shown. Sold by A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston, and all druggists. 4 New Use for Cork. ‘The wonderful success of the American make of Linoleum Floor Cloth ts fully deserved. It ig a beautiful floor covering composed mainly of nnely-ground cork and solfdifiedoll, makin: aremarkably durable floor cloth, unexcelle for elegance in designs and colorings. Espe- Clally suitable for ‘ail classes of dwellings, dining-rooms, halls, churches and hospitals. The genuine has “Linoleum” printed on the foe every square yard. Kept by all carpet The Dracaena Draco or African Tooth Brush only 10 cents, and other destrabie articles of toilet for sale at J. W. DREW’, 6 “I Ordered Liebig Co.'s Arnicated = tract ‘of Wite Hazel eee in the case of an old attended ry {udolent ulcer, With great suffering and which had resisted a varlety of constitutional and local treatment. 1 am happy to say it effected a perfect cure in a fortnight.* Professor MARTIN PRELIon, M. D., 31 West 24th St., N.Y. Beware of counterfeits and cheap, worthiess imitations. Also cures Plies, Catarrh, Neural- gia, Rkeumatism, Hoarseness, and Sore Throat. Sold in fifty cents and dollar sizes. Rectify Torpidity of the Liver. Remove biltousness, ayspepsta, and impart ew tone and vigor to the system’ by using Lte- big Co.’s Coca Beef Tonic. Beware of worth- Jess imitations, Forty Years’ Experience of an Old Urse Mrs. Winslow's Sootuing Syrup {3 the pre- scription of one of the best female physicians and nurses in the United states, and nas been used for forty years with never-faillng success by millions of mothers for thetr children. It relieves the child from patn, cures dysentery and diarrhea, griping in the bowels and wind colic. By giving heaith to the child it rests the mother. Price 25 cents a bottle, 10,W,S Burnetw’s Cocoaine HAS RECEIVED UNIVERSAL ENDORSEMENT. No cther preparation possesses such remark- able nroperties for embellishing and strength- ening the hair and rendering tt dark and eg it cures baldness and éradicates dan- drut, Burnett's Flavoring E: tracts are the best. Catarrh manifests itself by a discharge from the head, Varying Its nature in different cases, and even in the same individual at different Umes. It may be a thin, colorless, acrid _tluid, or a glary, starch-lke substance; generally, however, 1t 1 @ thick, purulent or muco-purulent matter, either greenish yellow or of deep green tint, oc casionaily streaked or flecked with blood.’ So copious and offensive ts the discharge in many Cases that the patient feels as though his whole head was in a state of corruption. Much of the discharge passes backward Into ‘the throat or Col ects as a tough, viscid phlegm behind aud above the soft palate, in the passaze between the throat and head. creating a con- stant and almost frresistible desire to obtain re- let by “hawking,” a practice characteristic to calarrh, abd as embarrassing to the one affected as It Is disagreeable to those around. Otten the phiegm 1s 80 tenaclous that the most persistent and exhaustive efforts fall to dislodge it until some focd or stimulant 1s swallowed. Again, the offensive matter deposits itself In the nasal cavities in the shape of dry, hard crusts, which in some cases accumulates to such an extent as to form a regular plug, ob- structing breathing and producing serlous dis- comfort. This condition 1s indicative of ulcer- ation. which in time may destroy the bony structure of the nose and produce its subse- quent flattening. OFFENSIVE BREATH, The breath 1s always tainied, and ts some- times so revoltingly offensive as to render the sufferer an object of disgust to himself as well as to others. and cases are occasionally met with in which the stench Is really overpower- ing and sulliviently fetid to potson the at- mesphere of a whole room. Thus a person affected with catarrh llves continually in an impure atmosphere of his own surrounding, ang ae polsonous efiluvium with every reath, In many cases the nose 1s Stopped up, some- times on one side, sometimes on the other, and often on both, giving rise to a disagreeable, “slufly” sensation in the head, accompanied by occasional violent and prolonged paroxysm3 of sneez! Again, a distressing feeling of full- hess or compression {3 experienced above or between the eyes, or patn manifests Itself {n the face, for head or temples, or on the top or back cf the head, sometimes of So severe a cCberacter that itis taken for neuralgia, The sense of swell is generally blunted or entirely lost, aud taste may become similarly affected, The veice is husky or of a nasal character, While oftentiises there {3 a continual hoarse ness, accompanled by more or less cough, ex- cessive d bility and emaciation; indeed, 1a some instances Lhe Joss of tesh is so Considerable and progressive as to sugge-t the existence of tubercular gisease, and not a few cases of ca- tarrh Ubat have come under my notice have been regarded as consumption, aud 80 treated by unWary or experienced practitioners. The Usands Of Lcrsons ate probably unable to Place \Lemselves under persoual treatment at «né doctor's, so In order to meet the wants and heceestites of persons living at a distance, Dr Hartley has submitted to the urgent demands of a laige portion of the population, and will hen: eforth: Siepense his great and well known preparations for the permanent cure of Catarrh at all drug stores, or will send complete treat- ment with ail necessary instructions to any address Express pald, upon receipt of one dollar. Address Dr. HakTLEY, 64 North Greene street, Balumore, Ma. 3,19-85, on’t Die on the Premises. Ask your druggists for “Rough on Rats.” It clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, roaches. Only 15¢. per box. 8 ALLEN’S BRAIN Foon, is the only reliaple Santo tor brain and sexual organs Of Cither sex $ ggists. STorr & CROMWELL, Agents, ee 4s0 Pennsylvania avenue, ugh. Cold or Sore Throat should be sreppee. Neglect frequently results in an ipeurable lung disease or Consumptfon. Brow n’s Bronchial Troches do not disorder the stomach like cough syrups and balsams, but acts directly on the tatlamed parts, allaying irritation, gives relief in asthma, bronchitis, coughs, catarrh and the throat troubles which sivgers and public speakers are subject to. Sold at v5 cts @ box everywhere. “Alderney Duiry Wagons ” Frech Alceruey butrer churned every morn- ing, aud deliveredin sibs, “Ward” prints, 45c. per lb. Aiso, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet miik 5c. per qt, Cream, 10c. pint. WALTHAM WATCHES, We confidently recommend the Watches manu- actured ‘Amezican Watch y. Walt- Bh, Mam, am the ort aisle qePeovcre thst tain joa. eae oor oetment of al wrades and styles always nm ‘at the lowest prices. BRO. _& CO.. tevisam “SAU Tr penn, ave. i REMEDY @. DUPARE’S CATAUEH KEMEDY it. Dr. Dupare’s Blood and Liver all bilious: lere. Price FOx2D°S—JANAUSCHER, A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS! A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GitRATNESS ' A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GHEATNESS ! A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE A WEEK OF ABSOLU?E A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE A WERK OF ABSOLUT2 A WEEK OF ABSOLU1E 4 WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS! A WEEK OF ABSOLUTE GREATNESS! A WEEK OF AESOLUTES GREATNESS! GREATNESS ' GREATNEBS ' “Te Past ts RACHRL's—Tae PARENT Is Ja BAavecuER’s."—Gro. Win Curtis in Harper's Week! yy. That there is @ genuine rer: ritimate drama is conclusively shown by th our theaters Sor the last six months. Both in travedy and con y the best has been most sucessful. Night after night crowded houses have wilieased renditions or Shaksreare’s tragedies, and the same tierp tuterest has been shown in genteet cvmeties.—Editorial Wash~ ington Post. MONDAY—DICKEN: HOUSE, MONDAY—DIChENS—BLEAK HOUSE. MONDAY—DICKENS—BLEAK HOUSE. HOUSE. HOUSE, MONDAY—DIC! MONDAY—DIC MONDAY—DICK MONDAY—DICKENS~BLEAK HOUSE. HORBTENSE | LADY DED! xs Madame Janauschek. Her features reftect like soul mirrors every p i Mm andattimes ier cery thoughts. ed. —Phiisdelpnia ON TUESDAY—MOTHE ON TUESDAY—MOTHER AND SON. ON TUESDA’ Y—MOTHER AND SON, —MOTHER AND SON. AND SON. AND SON, TUESDAY—MOTHER AND SON, TUESDAY—MOTHER AND SON. ON TUESDAY--MOTHER AND SON, ON TUESDAY-—-MOTHER AND SON. THE COUNTESS...... Madame Janauschek, Janarsehek i8 wailombe most commending Y | only succeswir of the line « | Mrs. Siddons stands as the rv has more b han Mrs. Side ani more intellect as weil: «nil there isa gran- deur about her which always wakes one think of net the otk go 3 pu by being turned into @ woman ani chaine earth by her more {i matters (it rt is gooit, v indisierent, sl “ih ancient, npoahin 1 was content.” Jeanic Jane, (Mrs. Croly.) Y STUART, WEDNESDAY Y STUART. WEDNESDAY NIGHT—MARY STUART. WEDNESDAY NIGHT—MARY STUART, ¢ NIGHT—MARY NIGHT—MARY STUART, Y STUART, ¢ STUART. ¥Y NIGHT—MARY STUART, SDAY NIGHT—MARY STUART. WEDNESDAY NIGHT. ARY STUART. Marie Stuart, Queen of Reotland, ADAME JAN. HEE. After sv Janauschek as the hayless: Mary Strart we reatize fully that Westminser Abbey con~ tains the cunowized bones of @ suint.—Burlington Hawkeye. DURING THE REMAINDER OF THE WEEE, BRUNHILD, BRUNKILD, BRUNHILD, BRUNGILD, BRUNHILD, A MAJESTIC SUCCE: AM TIC Ss A MAJESTIC S A MAJESTIC A MAJESTIC S' BRUNGILD, 3 BRUNHILD, It isin such voles as Brunhilil that Mine. Janau- schek seems to us to be ever at her lest. Her strony vitality, her inherent force and earnestness, her capavilities for expressing what i4 marked as true heroic in dramatic art ia “Brunbild” fiad fuller Lid ici Nec M ad bo aie Aen ee ecied wax ng time in last evening's perform- ance when she failed to vivify ani to embody with true nobility the scenes in which whe participated. Noteworthy were the scenes be~ trween Siegfried and herselJ,the meeting with Chrien- hild, and the passionate, emotional secne over the Uedy of the siain here, beautifully depi teord, we had repriuced a faithful depiction semi-legendary, sendd-histovical times, which dear toerery German heart, and which fle the lovely Rhineland with story and song.—Cincinnati Oow- mercial. A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH. * A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH. ‘A GRAND CLASSIC ‘TRIUMPH. D CLASSIC TRIUMPH, EDEA, A GRA’ TRIUMPH, Eee A GRAND CLASSIC PRIUMPH, MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH, MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH, MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH. MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH, MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIU TRIUMPH. MEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPA. WEDEA, A GRAND CLASSIC TRIUMPH. Inher rendition of Medea she brings out very for- cibly the Pelasgic and barbaric element in Medex, keeynng back the sorceress anil enchantress until the raul culmination of her revenge in the last act. She played the part last wight at Booth’s Theater with au her old grandeur aud fiery vehemence. It is to be hoped that she wil! play it several times, for itis her finest character, aud the plaudits of the public mind must have convinced her of their hearty recognition of her grand acting. She was called out twice at the close of the second aet.—N. ¥- World. ‘al Notice. —The 0; House will sutze sheaitt Bleue during: the, week's Sommmens uring "e commen- cing April 4th and 11th, when it will be rented for acceptable uses at low rates. ORSDAY RVERING, March 3lst, off Levis womb. Shug Ueidant spel a traction will be given. AMUSEMENTS. ATIONAL THEATER. THIS (SATURDAY) EVENTNG, Farewell Ferformance of RICE S SURPRISE PARTY, HIAWATHA. MONDAY, MARCH 2c, EVERY EVENING, AND SATURDAY MATINEE. (There will eno Wednestay Matineo.) Engagement of the Famous CARNCROSS’ MINSTRELS, TRE STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD. Orvanized ta 1962 From their 12th street Opera House, Philadelphia, ‘The Oldest established and most suecessfal Enter tainment in existence. Tu the Company wili be found BUGHEY DOUGHERTY, JAMES QUINN, GRIFFIN axp ce JOHN L. OARNCRU=s, — And 20 others. Nee Programe. Who will appear in thelr Original Nemsations, A performed by them during the past season in Philadelphis to crowded houses: SCENES IN OUR MARRE |S, US B VE COLORED EETTER CARRIERS. OUK AMERICAN TE. ALL HALLOWEEN. ard p76 enting for the firet time our own imported, SAKA DARSYARD a8 OAMET I. OB, THE FATE OF A CROQUEITE. Characters by the Con pany. APRIL 4 AND MONDAY AND TUESDAY. AT FOREPAt sHOoW: Exhibits in Warhington, (afternoon and evening,) ‘orner Oth and S Streets. 20 TRAINED ELEPHAR TS! CIRCUS INggWO RINGS! 22 TRAINED STALLIONS! and Trick Horses. A greater Combination thst any dozen Flowsanywhereouca-th. Firstappoat= ance in America of the Seibini and and Villion TROUPE OF GYMNASTIC BICYCLER! LOYAL, the Man-Meteor, Blown from a@ Cannon? And the Grestest Zoological Wonder of the World. TWO WOOLLY ELEPHANT GBAND STREET PAGEANT Arl0a. Mm. Api 4. au American city. The gore Deperting from DELHI? ute, Caturis, Ponies. Chariots. "Elegant © Laila Kookh person HANDSOMEST WOMAN ificent display of paxeantry ever Seek ta of Herds of E'eph: Care, | IN AMERICA! Been in a sumptnour Howdah, npon the back of a Kively Klephant, OOO paid her tor a pearing inthis ‘ace us we Adnursion, $0 cents; Ohildren, . Preferred tickets at Ellis’ ave - forsale April ¢ ana fternoon TH THIRD 8 TUESDAY, LINGOL) t HAMERIK, Dir, ERIES—: rec Mes EMM. AUEBUAOH. Diana IK—Syimphony Poetique. QHAPIN—Be ethoven Concerto, Fiano and Orchees BERLIOZ—Overture, Secret Avengers. Together with selections from Lisvt and Lassen? ‘Tickets, (including reserved ceat) #1 to be had at Elis &'Co.'s, 987 Penna ave. mar, 26,24.24 HENSCHEL, | BAILEY. WEDNESDAY E The mi the fo ‘snaxement take pleasure in announcing ibe eminent artists whose uames give dienity to any programms: Here RAFAEL JQ- BEFFY, the most complete Pianist of the ase, whose triumphs in Europe deti.l even the rior or Continental criticism, abd whose performances i Aucrica stamp bun the per of Liszt and Buble stein. Herr GEORG HENSCHEL, the famous German baritone, ‘ whose vast pathetic voice"? 6 Mrs. John ‘Lillie, in Harper's Magazine,? re away the honors of the Orystal Palace con- ‘te from Buch artiste as Barasst: ing opera, cecupies a place bos! the concert staye, of seats will comm: _ ‘The ce Monday morn- ing, March 28tn, at Metzorott's. Reserved soate, $1.00. Admission, whi s not tuclade seat, ei mar2¢-6t L ‘COLN MALL. MONDAY EVENING LECTURE BY March 28th, JOHN B. GOUGH. SUBJECT 20 Years After. “A NEW TEMPERANCE LECTURE.” Adwietion - 50 Cente? No extra charge for Reserved Seats. For sale th Muie Btore, #57 Penna. 5 aoe DR. 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